Branded packaging
Custom packaging that makes every delivery feel like part of the brand experience.
Frequently Asked Questions about Packaging
Branded packaging
Branded packaging is the first thing a recipient experiences - before they see what's inside. The moment of picking up a box, reading it, and opening it is when the first impression of the program forms. A plain brown carton and a printed, considered box are two completely different experiences, even when the contents are identical. For companies that invest in onboarding kits, corporate gifts, or event packs, that moment matters.
The current range covers the core corporate use cases: three custom box formats sized and structured for the programs that run most often, alongside branded tape for the outer shipping layer. Everything is produced in-house, coordinated directly with kitting and assembly, and shipped to any EU address as part of a complete program or as standalone packaging stock.
For kits and corporate gifts, the packaging is part of the product
When a company sends a welcome kit to a new hire, the box isn't just a container - it's a signal that the experience was designed from the outside in. Recipients feel the difference between a kit that was thought through end to end and one that was assembled and shipped in whatever was available. Branded packaging doesn't require the contents to be different; it changes how those contents land.
The same applies to corporate gifts and event packs. The outer presentation shapes the moment of receiving, and that moment is often what gets remembered - or shared.
Kitting and packaging are the same conversation at SoMerch
SoMerch assembles the kits and produces the branded packaging - both under one roof. That means the box can be designed around what goes inside it, not retrofitted to fit after the fact. Dimensions, structure, and print are coordinated with the kit contents from the start. It also means one fewer handoff in the process - the same team managing production and kitting is managing the packaging, which reduces the margin for error at the stage where presentation matters most.
A focused range built around the programs that run most often
The current range covers three custom box formats. The decision behind that was deliberate: the most common corporate packaging needs - onboarding kits, gifting boxes, event pack cartons - don't require dozens of options. They require the right formats, produced consistently and on spec. If a specific brief calls for something outside the current range, that's a conversation worth having directly. The range is expanding, and custom requirements are handled on a project basis.
Branded tape takes the mark to the outer layer
When a package arrives at an employee's door or an event location, the outer shipping carton is what's seen first. Branded tape on the outside - before the box is even opened - extends the presentation to the last mile. It's a small addition that changes how the delivery reads the moment the courier arrives, and it works alongside any inner packaging without requiring a fully custom outer carton.